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Historical reenactment at Red Tower
Story written 16 April 2008
It's spring and costumes are brought out of cupboards to be worn during festivals and historical reenactments worldwide.
The dawning of the Ages - Spring Equinox at Mnajdra Temples
Story written 27 March 2008
The sun has dawned for over 4000 years on Mnajdra Temples. I wanted to be part of the dawn of this year's Spring Equinox at the oldest free standing structure in the history of mankind.
A harbour cruise at sunset
Story written 6 March 2008
The Grand Harbour of Malta is unique and historic. Its walled cities and inlets offer a breathtaking view during the day and a fairytale like experience by night. A sunset harbour cruise is an ideal way to explore hundreds of years of history.
The Turkish wooden gullet
Story written 2 March 2008
If you're looking for something more luxurious than the usual rust buckets offered for cheap cruises, than a cruise on a traditional Turkish wooden gullet is probably the best option.
Pastizzi - A Maltese speciality round the world
Story written 25 February 2008
The humble Maltese speciality 'Pastizzi' is not just found on the Islands of Malta but also wherever you find the Maltese in Australia, Canada and the US.
House of the arts - Darat al Funun, Amman Jordan
Story written 22 February 2008
Leave the hussle and bussle of the city outside and have a wander round the beautiful garden and buildings of this haven for the arts.
Appreciation of art abroad - Jordanian Artist Suleiman Mohammed Salem
Story written 9 February 2008
If you're tired of the tacky souvenirs that have mercylessly invaded every destination in the world, then a piece of local art is a must.
The City of Vittoriosa
Story written 6 February 2008
Vittoriosa truly stands victorious in the Grand Harbour of Malta. New investment to the area has put a new lease of life to this historical city.
The Sawwas of Damascus
Story written 6 February 2008
Sous, a licorice flavoured drink popular in the Middle East, is still sold on the streets and markets of Damascus by flamboyantly dressed men in costume.
Sweets from the Middle East
Story written 1 December 2007
The Middle East is not all about conflict and problems. There is much beauty and culture to be discovered there. The sweets I discovered on my journeys to the Middle East is an experience not to be missed.
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Johanna Stigter has been a member since 1 December 2007 and goes by Robin_2711.
Currently in Malta.
I am Maltese and run a destination management company. I cut back on my work to spend more time studying photography and to travel, mainly to the Middle East.
